I run a small business that uses a PC running XP Pro and Attendence RX
timekeeping software which I can use to have employees punch in and punch
out, and then I can receive reports on their time worked over certain pay
periods. The problem I have is that by changing the system clock an employee
can alter the timecard punch times. Is there any way to disable the ability
to change the PC time so that I don't have to worry about employees tricking
the system when I am not here?

I have read about Windows SteadyState for this shared PC, but it looks
rather complicated to set up when all I really want to do is to lock out this
one feature.

I also read about Clock Guard, but I am not convinced that Windows XP
doesn't have this ability.

Thanks for any help.

Only administrators can change the time. Create standard user accounts for
your users and they won't be able to tamper with the clock.

--
Steve Riley
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http://blogs.technet.com/steriley
http://www.protectyourwindowsnetwork.com



"Ted" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I run a small business that uses a PC running XP Pro and Attendence RX
> timekeeping software which I can use to have employees punch in and punch
> out, and then I can receive reports on their time worked over certain pay
> periods. The problem I have is that by changing the system clock an
> employee
> can alter the timecard punch times. Is there any way to disable the
> ability
> to change the PC time so that I don't have to worry about employees
> tricking
> the system when I am not here?
>
> I have read about Windows SteadyState for this shared PC, but it looks
> rather complicated to set up when all I really want to do is to lock out
> this
> one feature.
>
> I also read about Clock Guard, but I am not convinced that Windows XP
> doesn't have this ability.
>
> Thanks for any help.